Premier Inn Glasgow Stepps (M80, J3)

The rooms are excellent however as building work being carried out restricted parking there was limited disabled parking which was vital for our disabled brother. Also the previous Brewers Fare has been demolished and the new eating venue is quite small, very cold and food choice very limited. We had to find alternative eating options.

Construction work taking place with the car park used as a workshop so expect power tools during the night and car park full of vans. Forget complaining, unless you get up during the night and lodge a complaint at the time, customer services are not interested

This hotel is happy to take prepayment for meals that they know they can't provide. Payment is allegedly refunded when you check in, but my refund has not been refunded as yet. I dare say it will be when they have had my payment for the length of time the want to have it. This used to be a really good Premier Inn, see previous reviews. However, even before they closed the restaurant, the quality of the food and service (Experienced also, in stays at other Premier Inns) has been greatly reduced, whilst the cost of one's stay has gone up considerably. This is my last stay in that establishment.

Nice clean room with good bathroom including a shower, staff were friendly and helpful too. Not too far from Glasgow either so helped as we were commuting back and forth every day. Good size car park too but remember to put your car reg in at reception.

We spent 3 nights and the staff could not have been nicer. There are building works currently taking place to improve the dining area and add more rooms but as usual Premier Inn met our expectations and we slept soundly after three busy days in Glasgow.